An additional term for organic fertilizer is "organic manure." Organic fertilizer has a very straightforward definition. Generally speaking, it refers to compost that is created from animal feces or leftover plant and animal material that is abundant in naturally occurring byproducts. For instance, phosphate rock, wood, crushed shells, ground bone, pulverized fish, guano, and dried and powdered blood. It is challenging for crops to use the majority of the nutrient components found in organic fertilizer directly since they are in an inorganic state. Numerous nutrient components are gradually supplied by microbes to continually supply plants with nutrients.
According to SPER Market Research, ‘GCC Organic Fertilizer Market Size- By Product Group, By Application- Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ states that the GCC Organic Fertilizer Market is estimated to reach USD XX billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 13.78%.
Due to improved farming techniques that result in higher yields for organic products, as well as growing consumer awareness and affluence, the market for organic products is flourishing. This has led to a favorable increase in the region under organic farming's demand for organic food. In Saudi Arabia, for example, the total acreage under organic farming was 24.5 thousand ha in 2017 and reached 26.6 thousand ha by 2020, according to the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL) Statistics. The utilization of organic fertilizers rises with the amount of organic farms, which supports market expansion.
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Agriculture is significantly impacted by the rising sea levels and temperatures brought on by climate change. Crops grow differently and produce less as a result of rising temperatures. As a result of saline water seeping into inland areas due to rising sea levels, the soil becomes less suitable for cultivating certain products, including rice, sweet potatoes, melons, peanuts, and palm oil. This seawater incursion significantly reduces crop output. The need for more agricultural output and concerns about climate change have led to a rise in the use of synthetic fertilizers by farmers. Synthetic fertilizers provide crops a quick nutritional boost in areas where climate change is disrupting traditional farming methods.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant harm to the organic fertilizer market in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. Disruptions in global supply chains, travel restrictions, and economic uncertainty have presented both possibilities and challenges for the organic fertilizer industry. The increased focus on food security and health has led to a high demand for organic fertilizers and other sustainable agriculture practices. As customers search for products they believe to be healthier and more ecologically friendly, there has been an increase in interest in organic agricultural practices. On the other hand, the epidemic has also led to logistical issues, such as labor shortages and disruptions in transportation, which affect the production and distribution of organic fertilizers.
Key Players:
Among all the GCC countries, Saudi Arabia has the most arable land, even though it only makes up 1.63% of the total geographical area. Some of the key players are - Abu Dhabi Fertilizer Industries Co. WLL, Al Yahar Organic Fertilizers Factory, Al-Akhawain, Arab Qatari Agricultural Production Company, Debbane Saikali Group, Emirates Bio Fertilizers Factory.
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Middle East Organic Fertilizer Market Analysis
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